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in baltimore. that's when you could start to see wet weather. they're likely to be scattered so not everyone will get them. 72 for the high. then 75 tuesday. that's a better chance for rain, as a new storm system moves in. we dry up wednesday. warm up to 80. 78 thursday with sunshine. >> thanks for joining us. we'll see you in 25 minutes. >>> we are back on a sunday morning, september 30th, 2012. what a great crowd out on the plaza joining us this morning. we want to thank them for spending at least a part of their weekend with us. i'm jenna wolfe here in new york. my partner, lester holt, is in afghanistan. hey, lester. >>> hey, jenna. good to see you. i could have somebody order a crowd to show up and that's what happens when you have soldiers. you order them to be here. we are thrilled to have a great crowd of soldiers and our crowd here on the plaza many thousands of miles away from new york. thanks for being here. we have jersey guys up there on top of that and from chicago and california. a lot of folks here. and, you know, a lot of the fo
in baltimore. that's when you could start to see wet weather. they're likely to be scattered so not everyone will get them. 72 for the high. then 75 tuesday. that's a better chance for rain, as a new storm system moves in. we dry up wednesday. warm up to 80. 78 thursday with sunshine. >> thanks for joining us. we'll see you in 25 minutes. >>> we are back on a sunday morning, september 30th, 2012. what a great crowd out on the plaza joining us this morning. we want to thank them...
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some refs went back to work as soon as there was a tentative deal thursday in baltimore ending three weeks of complaints from players, coaches, fans, even president obama and governor romney. thousands of conservative christians gathered on philadelphia's independence mall for a nonpartisan rally to pray for the future of the nation. a with a little more than five weeks to the presidential elections, they urged those in attendance to pray for the political candidates and vote. >>> former "new york times" publisher arthur sulz berger is being celebrated as a first amendment giant. sulzberger who led "the times" died saturday at his home in southampton, new york, after a long illness. he was 86. >>> and wedding bells have chimed for actress ann hathaway. she married filmmaker adam shulman on the california coast saturday night in front of 180 casts. hathaway is 29. shulman is 31. they dated four years before becoming engaged last november. that's the news. now back over to jenna and dylan. >>> thank you very much. very nice story. congratulations to them. dylan dreyer is here with a ch
some refs went back to work as soon as there was a tentative deal thursday in baltimore ending three weeks of complaints from players, coaches, fans, even president obama and governor romney. thousands of conservative christians gathered on philadelphia's independence mall for a nonpartisan rally to pray for the future of the nation. a with a little more than five weeks to the presidential elections, they urged those in attendance to pray for the political candidates and vote. >>>...
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baltimore. those showers will be moving in from the west. the key word here, scattered, not everyone is going to see them. you may or may not have any wet weather today. it's just something to keep in mind in the afternoon and evening hours. then we can dry out late tonight. we'll talk ab the seven day which includes more rain. stay tuned. >>> hopefully, we'll have good weather for the o's game later today because that is our big story. the orioles. it was closer last night. they did take down the boston red sox. >> in the top of the fourth inning, manny machado makes a great defensive play, turning the double play to get the o's out of the inning. then a few innings later, the 20-year-old breaks a tie with his seventh home run of the year. that's where the score will stay. the o's win 4-3, tying them for the first place in the al east with the yankees. pete gilbert will have more on that later this morning. first george takes a look at the legend honored before the game that got o's fans everyw
baltimore. those showers will be moving in from the west. the key word here, scattered, not everyone is going to see them. you may or may not have any wet weather today. it's just something to keep in mind in the afternoon and evening hours. then we can dry out late tonight. we'll talk ab the seven day which includes more rain. stay tuned. >>> hopefully, we'll have good weather for the o's game later today because that is our big story. the orioles. it was closer last night. they did...
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it was a big night for baltimore productions, stars and even the jewelry designer, baltimore native julie bowen took another emmy home for best supporting actress for her role in "modern family." her introduction mentioned her baltimore childhood where love of acting began in the back yard with her sisters. in one of the strongest sweeps of the night the dock you drama "game change" won four award for acting, writing and direction, for a mini series competition. the comedy went to julia louie dreyfus for "veep." and thanks her crew in baltimore and will return next month for work on the emmy award-winning show. even the gift bags had a taste of baltimore with jewelry from a local design they're went to the stars in the celebrity gift lounge. there definitely was enough of charm city to go around.
it was a big night for baltimore productions, stars and even the jewelry designer, baltimore native julie bowen took another emmy home for best supporting actress for her role in "modern family." her introduction mentioned her baltimore childhood where love of acting began in the back yard with her sisters. in one of the strongest sweeps of the night the dock you drama "game change" won four award for acting, writing and direction, for a mini series competition. the comedy...
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some refs went back to work as soon as there was a tentative deal thursday in baltimore ending three weeks of complaints from players, coaches, fans, even president obama and governor romney. >>> thousands of conservative christians gathered saturday on philadelphia's independence mall for a nonpartisan rally to pray for the future of the nation. a with a little more than five weeks to the presidential elections, they urged those in attendance to pray for the political candidates and vote. >>> former "new york times" publisher arthur sulzberger is being celebrated as a first amendment giant. sulzberger, who led "the times" to a new level of influence and profit died saturday at his home in southhampton, new york, after a long illness. he was 86. >>> and wedding bells have chimed for actress ann hathaway. she married filmmaker adam shulman on the california coast saturday night in front of 180 casts. hathaway is 29. shulman is 31. they dated four years before becoming engaged last november. that's the news. now back over to jenna and dylan. >> thank you very much. very nice story. con
some refs went back to work as soon as there was a tentative deal thursday in baltimore ending three weeks of complaints from players, coaches, fans, even president obama and governor romney. >>> thousands of conservative christians gathered saturday on philadelphia's independence mall for a nonpartisan rally to pray for the future of the nation. a with a little more than five weeks to the presidential elections, they urged those in attendance to pray for the political candidates and...
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that's why baltimore gets them. you guys head on down there and give your children some fantastic memories. i'm gonna kick us off with kevin o'malley. once upon a cool motorcycle. this is my favorite read aloud. i have read it aloud with the executive when we go to school. this is two kids who have to do a project for school. boy, girl, not happening. okay? they are supposed to come up with their favorite fairy tale. they decide to make a fairy tale. starts out with once upon a time -- he's like, oh, no. i cannot take this any more. so he kicks in with, one day a cool motorcycle dude rides up. it's really fun. it's a blast. it will make kids laugh. and he's wonderful. shifting gears, you're going to have bears. you get the author and illustrator. two little girls, totally different. in this one they're making the rules, the older sister gets to go to camp girl power forever. who would not want to go there? i don't get to go. they're gonna start their own camp, flaming arrow. puts fear in the hearts of parents. this
that's why baltimore gets them. you guys head on down there and give your children some fantastic memories. i'm gonna kick us off with kevin o'malley. once upon a cool motorcycle. this is my favorite read aloud. i have read it aloud with the executive when we go to school. this is two kids who have to do a project for school. boy, girl, not happening. okay? they are supposed to come up with their favorite fairy tale. they decide to make a fairy tale. starts out with once upon a time -- he's...
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. >> doreen is the director of the baltimore museum of art. they once had that wren our on display owned by a art patron named sadie may. more than 60 years ago the painting was lifted. >> this is the library's record of the painting, the card saying it was lent here. this notation saying it was stolen from the museum in november of 1951, only five months after the lender, sadie may died. >> reporter: fast forward to 2010, a woman at the harper's ferry flea market is attracted to a nondescript box. >> she paid $7.00 for a cardboard box full of miscellaneous items. >> reporter: including a doll, a plastic cow and the long lost renoir. the purchaser took the painting to an auction house in alexandria, virginia where it's kept now. what happened between high end heist and flea market haggle, over roughly 60 years, is virtually unknown. >> how tough is it to piece together how it might have made that journey? >> i think people feel a painting by a famous artist like renoir ought to be clear. life has so many twists and opportunities. it has friend
. >> doreen is the director of the baltimore museum of art. they once had that wren our on display owned by a art patron named sadie may. more than 60 years ago the painting was lifted. >> this is the library's record of the painting, the card saying it was lent here. this notation saying it was stolen from the museum in november of 1951, only five months after the lender, sadie may died. >> reporter: fast forward to 2010, a woman at the harper's ferry flea market is attracted...
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>> my name's daniel coreturn, and i'm from baltimore,
>> my name's daniel coreturn, and i'm from baltimore,
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correspondent for the cbs program 60 minutes,' and fred barnes, national political correspondent for the baltimore sun. barbara walters of abc news, who is appearing in her fourth presidential debate, is our moderator. barbara. >> thank you, dorothy. a few words as we begin tonight's debate about the format. the position of the candidates -- that is, who answers questions first and who gives the last statement -- was determined by a toss of a coin between the two candidates. mr. mondale won, and that means that he chose to give the final closing statement. it means, too, that the president will answer the first question first. i hope that's clear. if it isn't, it will become clear as the debate goes on. further, the candidates will be addressed as they each wanted and will, therefore, be called "mr. president' and "mr. mondale.' since there will also be a second debate between the two presidential candidates, tonight will focus primarily on the economy and other domestic issues. the debate, itself, is built around questions from the panel. in each of its segments, a reporter will ask the candidate
correspondent for the cbs program 60 minutes,' and fred barnes, national political correspondent for the baltimore sun. barbara walters of abc news, who is appearing in her fourth presidential debate, is our moderator. barbara. >> thank you, dorothy. a few words as we begin tonight's debate about the format. the position of the candidates -- that is, who answers questions first and who gives the last statement -- was determined by a toss of a coin between the two candidates. mr. mondale...
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and well, it came in a lady over in baltimore, maryland, not very far from us back in the late 1800s, she was a member of a monument street methodist church and the preacher was preaching and the words that he was speaking started to work in her like yeast works in bread. that is how the word is suppose today work in us. and she took a hymnal and she wrote down the words, jesus paid it all, all to him i owe. well, unknown to her, the organist of the church had composed a song, the music and when they both gave--she gave the words to the pastor, the organist gave the music to the pastor, they put it together, it matched exactly. friend, it is jesus. -did it all and paid it all. the gospel can be spelled in one word. done. done. it is done: my sins in the past forgiven, done. the hurt and the pain in my heart, forgiveness, healing. it is done. the sadness that you and i might experience from time to time, it is done. he has taken it away. the joy and peace that you and i need, it is done. jesus has done for you and me all that needs doing. let me say it again, everything that needs doin
and well, it came in a lady over in baltimore, maryland, not very far from us back in the late 1800s, she was a member of a monument street methodist church and the preacher was preaching and the words that he was speaking started to work in her like yeast works in bread. that is how the word is suppose today work in us. and she took a hymnal and she wrote down the words, jesus paid it all, all to him i owe. well, unknown to her, the organist of the church had composed a song, the music and...